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This year
RED: <>
by CharlesNepote
& 2 others
Outil en ligne d'analyse d'échanges http entre un client et un serveur.
Modify Headers - Modify and filter http request headers - Extension Firefox
by decembre
Add, modify and filter http request headers. You can modify the user agent string, add headers to spoof a mobile request (e.g. x-up-calling-line-id) and much more. Take a look at the help tab of the Modify Headers window...
UrlParams :Shows you the GET and POST parameters: Modules pour Firefox
by decembre
Shows you the GET and POST parameters of the current website in the sidebar. You can alter their values, add new parameters, switch get/post and more. For more info and how to use UrlParams, have a look at http://urlparams.blogwart.com
MogoHeaders - Welcome
by ycc2106
MogoHeaders uses a curl based interface to grab headers from websites. These headers can be extremly handy if finding out information such as if a site is down, or if a problem on the server could cause an interuption for some users. Headers can also tell you about the technology a site is using, and how it's redirection methods work. We allow you to change both the referer and useragent to get the best results!
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2008
Tamper Data :: Firefox Add-ons
by julie
& 1 other
Use tamperdata to view and modify HTTP/HTTPS headers and post parameters...
[#LPP-241] HTTP Headers in IE not including Accept-Language (FireFox is OK) - OpenLaszlo
by srcmax
1 comment
HTTP Headers proxied thru the LPS for Internet Explorer (IE) are *not* including the Accept-Language header. This header *is* being included correctly in FireFox. See sample headers below.
Free Web Page Headers - Main Index - Powered by PhotoPost
by eledo34
& 10 others
Ce site vous offre plus de 900 images et graphiques gratuits de 800 par 200 pixels prêts à être intégrés sur votre blogue.
2007
Content negotiation: bad use cases I recently observed at Frederick Giasson’s Weblog
by Xavier Lacot
Given the current projects I am working on, I daily see misuse of content-negotiation methodology, particularly the misuse of the Accept and Content-type HTTP header parameters.
